THE NATIVE AMERICAN NATIONS OF THE BLACK MESA REGION

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This webpage is developing slowly, at typical geologic speed.

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This document covers the ancient and modern history of the Anasazi, Hopi, Navajo, and neighboring peoples of the
Four Corners region, with information on the cultures and environment of the Southwestern Colorado Plateau.

As with many other pages, it will be perpetually under
construction, so bookmark it and plan to return if
you see things you like. The intention is to add, build, and
improve over time.

Plans for the future include additional topics, more graphics,
and additional links.

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The graphics on this page have been kept minimal and simple,
for the time being, to reduce load times, and in consideration of
a friend who has a browser (developed by Gutenberg himself, we
suspect) that only supports text.

However, as more material becomes available, items like the
following photo strip of the Black Mesa, on the horizon, bathed
in sun on a dark and stormy afternoon, are being added.

The document has been formatted as a series of modest-sized
pages to allow flexibility in choosing pages to load, to speed
load times, and for ease of printing
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Scanned images of some of the great sites around the Four
Corners area are available through the Karen Strom links (See
the Table of Contents), and at the local National Park Service
Web sites listed on the Karen Strom link page.

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Black Mesa Illuminated by Sunlight on a Stormy Day

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